Old sky dish falling on top of roof very dangerous

[HasibeTasher]

My old sky dish pls you need to remove it it's dangerous dangling 

[caesarome]

@HasibeTasher 

Tne dish belongs to you so it is up to you to arrange it to be removed so perhaps try looking for companies local to you that will do this for you.

[Daniel0210]

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@HasibeTasher wrote:

it's dangerous dangling 

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@HasibeTasher 

It will be in your own interests to get it removed as soon as possible as you will be liable for any injuries it may cause if it falls completely. 

[TimmyBGood]

@HasibeTasher 

Sky has installed tens of millions of dishes over nearly forty years: as @Daniel0210 indicates their television contracts have always specifically moved ownership and consequent liability to the property owner.

[HasibeTasher]

My sky dish falling holding on one rusted screw I am disabled lady pls help fatal accident can happen 

[HasibeTasher]

Good morning I am very worried my sky dish will fall on my head it's hanging on rusted one screw pls help I am disabled and desperate 

[caesarome · Accepted solution]

@HasibeTasher 

Are you a Sky+ or Sky Q customer as Sky will only come out to you once you call them if you are a Sky Q customer so if this is the case you will need to get in touch with them. If you are a Sky+ customer then you will need to find a company local to you to come out.

[Daniel0210]

@HasibeTasher 

I have moved your thread from this morning into the one you posted on Monday. There's no need to ask the same again. The advice is still the same. Ownership, and therefore responsibility for the dish transfers to the householder once erected so unfortunately you need to arrange something asap to prevent a nasty accident and subsequent liability. 

[MightyQuinn]

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@HasibeTasher wrote:

My old sky dish pls you need to remove it it's dangerous dangling 

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Hi @HasibeTasher   Are you a current Sky Q subscriber? If not, it is your reponsibily to get a local handyman to remove it. If you are a current subscriber, then telephone Sky.